Jamie English

Meaning Jamie meaning

What does Jamie mean?

Jamie properNoun

— An English and Scottish diminutive of the male given name James, also used as a formal given name.

— A en given name derived from James, of modern American usage.

Examples Jamie examples

How do I use Jamie in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Jamie, hold that board.

It was an easy scuffle, Jamie-Boy.

Be with you in a minute, Captain Jamie.

Me and Jamie. could outnumber your whole empire!

Oh, two pretties, Jamie.

Would you want to be laying down a minute, Jamie?

Oh, I'm glad to see Jamie is here.

Oh, let me hang him, Jamie.

Waring is my name, but those who. love me call me Jamie-Boy.

But you'll forget about him as soon as you learn to. call me Jamie-Boy.

Hello, Jamie-Boy.

Jamie, I had news for you.

Jamie-Boy, I got a lot to tell you.

Don't cross with him, Jamie.

To Jamie's house.

My cousin Jamie lives here.

If I only knew where Jamie keeps the keys we could have a drink.

Jamie is a she.

Don't you say anything against Jamie.

Jamie's my cousin.

Oh, that's Jamie's father.

Nice house your cousin Jamie has.

Do you know Jamie?

I say, pardon me for asking but are you gonna dig a hole here or something because I don't think Jamie would like you to even if I said you could last night.

Jamie is a funny sort of bird.

Is Jamie here?

Quentin, get rid of that man and come up to Jamie's room this minute.

He's already arrived, Miss Jamie.

Jamie..

Jamie Kirk, then.

Tony Smith, Adam Newhouse, Jamie Kirk and...Blake Hatch.

That young man is my grandson, Jamie Shellgrove.

Oh, I wish that Jamie were a little bit more like you.

Look, Jamie, about anywhere I don't know, but in Brooklyn in one week's time, you'll be talking to a girl.

That's Jamie's music.

Jamie, come on in.

Jamie, this is Nick Lombardi, my best friend.

Nick, this is Jamie Shellgrove.

Anne, this is Jamie Shellgrove, my friend from England.

Jamie, this is Anne Fielding.

Jamie just arrived today.

Let's give Jamie a chance to tell us why he's here.

News and current affairs

Two notable holdouts are Jamie Dimon and Walter Bagehot.

They argue that recent events have shown that JPMorgan is too big to be managed well, even by CEO Jamie Dimon, whose fiercest critics do not accuse him of incompetence.

Regardless of Jamie Dimon's victory in retaining his dual role as CEO and chairman of the board, the more important failure on display was that of the board of directors itself - a problem that affects almost all of the world's megabanks.